After foxhunting ('regenerating the rural economy, tradition, etc, etc') then post Brexit if they manage to do it there will be a huge deficit in agricultural workers.
Easy solution. Put the unemployed to work in the field picking cauliflowers, packing potatoes, etc. They'll need accommodation, so stick a few portacabins on a disused army base, nice and near to agricultural land, take them out to the fields, bring them back for food.
Because they won't want to get cold and wet doing backbreaking labour otherwise, make it conditional for receiving benefits. Of course, they still need to 'pay their way' with regards to the accommodation, transport and food they'll be getting, so a deduction is made to reflect the costs involved. Especially when a number of large companies get involved with managing the premises and logistics inherent with the operation.
As people might get sick or injured but wouldn't be able to access a local GP easily in such a location, thoughtfully provide staff onsite who can treat and spot the malingerers. ATOS have a wide selection of Healthcare Professionals experienced in working with the sick and disabled and would appreciate the opportunity, along with Capita, to provide the IT systems and personnel to make this possible for just the cost of a ten year contract or so.
They could use Iain Duncan Smith's phrase (used when discussing benefits on TV) as a tagline for the labour camps top quality accommodation provided to the workers.
Work Makes You Free.